365 PERMISSION MANAGEMENT

Get a full overview and understanding of your organization’s M365 permissions across SharePoint, OneDrive, and Microsoft Teams. Use advanced filtering to quickly check which items are accessible by anonymous external users or guests, or which have broken permissions. Break down nested groups to get a transparent view of users’ effective access rights.

Use Quick Actions to fix permissions on multiple sites at once or to set appropriate external sharing access level or to identify and remove access for groups providing indirect company wide access (e.g., “Everyone”). Quick Actions also lets you find and remove orphaned user permissions with a push of button.

Use our GRC service if you need to maintain a compliant SharePoint, Teams, and OneDrive data infrastructure and prevent users from sharing sensitive information. With 365 Permission Manager, you can either assign out-of-the-box best practice policies or create custom compliance policies for SharePoint sites, Teams or OneDrive accounts. If a user shares a site or a file against your compliance policy, site owners receive immediate notification about the violation so they can intervene.

If a user violates compliance rules, the Audit function gives you the option to approve or reject the violation by reverting the site settings according to the sites assigned compliance policy, or to remove access given to users and groups.

Receive a daily summary of critical permission changes happening across your M365 tenant. Alerts will notify you which sites, files, and folders have newly shared items with “Everyone” or anonymous users or guests outside your organization.

365 Permission Manager generates reports containing permission meta-data for documentation and compliance purposes. It shows which files are externally accessible to anonymous users or which are shared with guests. It also allows to select a particular group or user to get a full list on any site, file, or folder they have access to.

The To-Do list provides an overview of all violations needing audit. Users can approve or fix issues directly from the list. This feature is available to both admins and site owners. Site owners receive notifications for their site’s violations and can address them before admins are alerted, easing the audit burden on administrators and CISOs.